PBL Endangered and Vulnerable Species- Presentation.pptx
Puma chambery2552015
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Francesco Puma
Po river basin authority
Chambery
27 maggio 2015
Constraints and challenges met by public administration
dealing with risk prevention in times of budget cuts
2. Sociale
Problems
The
ac'vi'es
of
mapping
the
hazard
and
flood
risk
required
by
the
Flood
Direc've
is
completed
in
2013.
A
summary
of
results
is
presented
in
the
next
few
slides.
When
considering
the
three
scenarios
-‐
floods
frequent,
floods
infrequent
and
rare
floods
-‐
roughly
20%
of
the
territory
and
20%
of
the
popula'on
is
affected
by
poten'al
flood
risks.
7. Sociale
Constraints
Lack
of
awareness
about
the
condi'ons
of
risk
exis'ng
in
the
territory.
High
fragmenta'on
of
responsibili'es.
Separa'on
of
the
planning,
programming
and
implementa'on
of
the
measures.
Focus
mainly
on
aspects
of
hazard
and
implementa'on
of
measures
mainly
structural
type.
Lack
of
aNen'on
to
human
resources.
8. Sociale
Challenges
The
flood
management
plan
focuses
on
those
aspects
that
are
almost
always
neglected
-‐
but
important
to
achieve
the
safety
objec'ves
set
by
flood
direc've:
Most
of
the
measures
are
non-‐structural,
organized
according
to
five
objec'ves.
The
na'onal
policy
s'll
give
preference
to
the
realiza'on
of
defense
works.
In
fact
over
the
next
7
it
is
expected
to
invest
EUR
7
billion
in
defense
works,
while
it
is
not
yet
known
what
will
be
the
investment
in
non-‐structural
interven'ons.
9.
Ci'es
defense
city
More
space
for
rivers
Reduce
Exposure
/
Vulnerability
Improve
performance
defensive
systems
exis'ng
Improve
knowledge
of
risk
10. Improve
knowledge
of
risk
1
• Create
a
permanent
system
of
rela'ons
between
experts,
researchers,
planners,
decision
makers
and
ci'zens
in
order
to
produce,
disseminate
and
apply
the
knowledge
to
the
flood
risk
management.
• Create
a
permanent
system
of
rela'onships
between
risk
managers
and
operators
of
communica'on.
• Help
mayors
to
exercise
their
task
of
informing
ci'zens
about
the
condi'ons
of
risk
exis'ng
in
the
municipality.
11. Improve
knowledge
of
risk
2
• Promote
permanent
informa'on
of
ci'zens
about
the
risks
exis'ng.
• Involve
economic
operators
in
risk
management.
• Developing
the
provision
of
training
on
flood
risk.
• Make
flood
risk
component
of
local
knowledge.
12. Improve
the
performance
of
the
defensive
systems
exis'ng
1
• Knowing
and
managing
the
hydraulic
defense
works.
• Prepare
maintenance
plans
of
the
river.
• Protect
areas
of
natural
floodplains.
• Include
structural
measures
in
an
integrated
approach
to
managing
flood
risk.
13. Improve
the
performance
of
the
defensive
systems
exis'ng
2
• Crontrole
the
forma'on
of
floods
in
the
mountain
part
of
basin.
• Slowing
the
flow
of
rainwater
in
urban
areas.
• Face
the
danger
of
floods
from
the
sea.
14. Reduce
exposure
to
risk
1
• Produce
analysis
of
vulnerability
of
territories.
• Promote
analysis
of
vulnerability
of
buildings
and
infrastructures.
• Promote
vulnerability
analysis
of
economic
ac'vi'es.
• Enhance
and
share
knowledge
about
the
ac'ons
for
reduce
vulnerability
15. Provide
greater
space
to
the
rivers
1
• Mi'gate
and
prevent
the
risk
of
flooding
through
redevelopment
and
restora'on
of
environmental
and
hydraulics
func'ons
of
river
areas.
• Maintain
or
restore
the
natural
hydromorphological
features
of
rivers.
• Restore
forms
and
morphological
structures
on
rivers
heavily
impacted
with
morphological
quality
poor
or
very
poor.
16. Provide
greater
space
to
the
rivers
2
• Demolish,
adapt
and
manage
the
works
to
improve
processes
and
hydro-‐morphological
forms
of
the
rivers.
• Promote
a
land
use
compa'ble
with
the
hydro-‐
morphological
processes
in
the
fluvial
areas.
• Learn
and
disseminate
the
knowledge
about
the
importance
of
the
fluvial
forms
and
the
morphological
processes
of
rivers.
17. Defense
of
ci'es
and
metropolitan
areas
1
• Promote
permanent
ac'ons
to
develop
an
appropriate
risk
culture.
• Promo'ng
governance
appropriate
for
a
comprehensive
management
of
the
basin
in
rela'on
with
risk
urban
flooding
exposi'on.
• Reducing
the
vulnerability
of
the
func'ons
structuring
the
urban
area.
• Integrate
flood
planning
with
plans
for
relocate
infrastructures
at
risk
and
plans
for
restore
rivers
in
metropolitan
areas.
18. Sociale
About scientists and decision-makers thoughts
scien(fically
founded?
Technically
and
economically
feasible
/poli(cally
advantageous?